🗑️Dispose of charcoal coals only after they are cool and into a metal container with a tight-fitting lid.
More grilling safety tips here: https://t.co/yv81Mddewu (2/2)
BBQ safety tips round two! 🧑🍳☀️😎
👀Never leave a BBQ unattended while in use.
🧯Use a fire extinguisher, baking soda, or a lid to smother a grease fire – water will spread the flames. (1/2)
Longer days means BBQ season has arrived.🧑🍳☀️
🌳Keep grills well away from railings, siding, eaves and overhanging branches.
☑️Check tank hoses on gas grills the first time you use them each year.
🏢If you live in a condo or apartment, check if BBQs are allowed on your balcony.
Planning to spend time outside over the long weekend? 🏕️🏞️🛣️
Keep fire safety top of mind!
🍳If you are cooking outside with a grill or camp stove, make sure it is on a flat surface away from anything that can burn. (1/2)
Do you have a home fire escape plan? Our Home is Fire Safe can help ensure everyone in your home knows how to get out and stay out in the event of a fire. #firesafety
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Looking for a way to teach kids in your life about Li-ion battery safety? This Power Scout Activity from CHARGED FOR LiFE teaches simple, age-appropriate safety habits.
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🔥Thinking about burning yard waste? Always adhere to local regulations and check for any fire bans.
📏Keep any yard fires away from your home, sheds and any other structures that could catch fire. (2/2)
Spring has sprung 🌷🪻🌿
Follow the tips below to stay safe while working in the yard:
🔌Check all power tool cords and plugs for damage prior to using.
⛽Refuel gas-burning tools in well-ventilated areas and only when the motor is cool. (1/2)
Every home should have working smoke alarms.
📆Test smoke alarms every month
🔟 Replace all smoke alarms every 10 years
🔋Replace non-long-life batteries at least once a year
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The Province of British Columbia recently announced expanded occupational cancer coverage for B.C. firefighters. Eight additional cancers are now covered, meaning B.C. now has the most comprehensive firefighter cancer coverage in Canada. (1/2)